lalitjalandhar

Yes, that was due to a plugin conflict. Thanks!

You can now do this with the help of the bottom menu. Go to App Settings->Bottom Menu -> Enable one of the items, set it as default, and select its type as Web-View.

Login to your appmysite account, just go to Appearance->Home Screen, there you have an item type Web-View which you can use to make your WordPress home page as the app’s home page. Just disable all other items except Web-View.

Were you using wordfence before ? What made it disappears ? Also make sure HTTPS/SSL are not expired.

Do you perhaps use a third-party shipping plugin? As of now they only support table-rate plugin by Woocommere.

Hi @bedas ! Yes, it was Wordfence.
If you toggle the Wordfence > All Options > Disable WordPress application passwords checkbox and hit SAVE, you will see the feature appear/disappear on the profile page. Thank you for your help.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by lalitjalandhar.

Yes, make sure you’re using args(), WP_REST_SERVER::CREATABLE and https://www.xyz.com while calling API instead of https://xyz.com

Hi! I’m also facing the same issue. Just to add ups, the same post request work for one website and the same post request gives 404 rest_no_route for another website. I faced this problem for 3 websites and for the rest 500+ websites it is working fine.
So the problem is only with POST routes. I even used “args” but it didn’t help out.

` add_action( ‘rest_api_init’, function () {
register_rest_route( ‘wc/v3’, ‘/my-route’, array(
‘methods’ => ‘POST’,
‘callback’ => ‘my_action’,
) );
} );

function my_action(WP_REST_Request $request) {

$req = $request->get_json_params();
//my Code
return rest_ensure_response($req);

}

Actually, it depends. If they are providing a native app with some code in it then the chances are very less, but if it contains only web views than it might get rejected.